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a sparrow
steadies itself --
chimes tinkle
and the cyrstal teardrop
winds in winds
out like a moth with one wing
slapping shadows
and still, seasons spin
on a thread of mended realities
held fast
in the dream catcher
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(c) GINA 5 July
A contest entry
- Try this... or not by Nicole Hanna.
300 points, ended July 6, 12 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
Please tell me what you think
Comments
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what a neat ending, I see all this within a dreamcatcher ...lovely..is it spelled 'crystal'? maybe you spell it different there...


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ha ... you are quite right ... we may say things funny here but we dont spell THAT funny ! ... thank you so much for catching that .. and for your lovely lovely comments on my poetry which was so nice to find today >>> Gina
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it's my pleasure, Gina, you write lovely, lovely poems
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this makes me think of wind chimes. I have some made of crystal.... and I imagined their sound here, along with the ice of your winter



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"crystal", "mended" and "dream" are adjectives here
It's hard isn't it, right without adjectives? lol. Although, you could probably hyphenate "dream catcher" and it would work, and write "realites, mended" so forth and so on. It's totally do-able to re-work this without adjectives, so I wont be so hard on you
I really love the feel of this piece. There's something nostalgic here. Thanks for entering
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this one is much better
season-inspired you too? ;P I really do love the penultimate couplet. Those lines are wonderful! -
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and yet my season is the opposite of yours ... inspiring, yest .. thanks for your thoughts ... (i am tempted to ask, better than what ? but tis rhetorical
... happy to hear it can get better !) penultimate is a lovely word >>> Gina
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Beautiful! Loved the title, it struck a chord.

"chimes tinkle
and the cyrstal teardrop"
"slapping shadows"
Great imagery, kind of reminds me of a lazy afternoon in India
Peace!
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thank you ... chords are good ! happy to hear you enjoyed this and it prompted a lazy arvo moment in you - greetings from Tasmania in winter >>> Gina
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